Harvard's president, Drew Gilpin Faust, said Professor Minow was a well-respected teacher, mentor and colleague and "scholar of remarkable intelligence, imagination and scope".
Pullman's intellectual imagination has scope for inventions that can match his ambitious themes, but such freedom overrides the constraints of plot and characterization necessary to a credible and satisfying dramatic shape.
Fashion may be, as Ms. Field remarked, bogged down in a period of wan imagination and narrow scope, but it is still abundantly capable of generating a hoot.
The curator focused his efforts so that exhibition"stretches the imagination and the scope and depth of our experience with both the art and the text.
There was scope for imagination, historical guesswork.
And for the overheated imagination, there is infinite scope for invention.
It sharpens the intellect, invigorates the imagination and enlarges the scope of human sympathy.
I believe it speaks to the full scope and imagination of our country.
Lucy Barnes's loosely constructed stretch-denim skirt is one of the rare items of clothing that provides scope for imagination.
I can think of no contemporary playwright who combines such scope of imagination and depth of purpose.
